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Napoli's Italian coach Luciano Spalletti gives instructions during the Italian Serie A football match between Monza and Napoli on May 14, 2023 at the Brianteo stadium in Monza. - Photo by Gabriel Bouys / AFP

(FILES) Italy's coach Roberto Mancini greets supporters ahead of the UEFA EURO 2020 final football match between Italy and England at the Wembley Stadium in London on July 11, 2021. - Photo by AFP

(FILES) Italy's coach Roberto Mancini greets supporters ahead of the UEFA EURO 2020 final football match between Italy and England at the Wembley Stadium in London on July 11, 2021. (Photo by FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA / POOL / AFP)

Inter's Romelu Lukaku (2-R) celebrates with his teammates after scoring the 0-2 goal during the Italian Serie A soccer match between Empoli FC vs FC Internazionale Milan in Empoli, April 23. Pic: EPA

Romelu Lukaku on Saturday had his one-match suspension, imposed for reacting to racist abuse, revoked by Italian football chiefs after an angry backlash. - Pic: EPA

Napoli's forward Victor Osimhen scores the 1-1 during the UEFA Champions League quarter final second leg soccer match SSC Napoli vs AC Milan in Naples, Italy on April 18. - Pic: EPA

Juventus have won their appeal against a one-match stand closure for their fans racially abusing Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) said on Wednesday. Fans will be allowed in the lower tier of the Allianz Stadium's South Stand for Sunday night's clash with Serie A leaders Napoli after the decision by the FIGC's appeals court. The FIGC did not say why Juve had won their appeal.

Juventus' Serbian midfielder Filip Kostic (C-R) celebrates with Juventus' Serbian forward Dusan Vlahovic (R) after opening the scoring during the Italian Serie A football match between Inter and Juventus on March 19, at the Giuseppe-Meazza (San Siro) stadium in Milan. Juventus will have to wait to see if they and 12 other current and former club figures will face trial for alleged financial crimes after Monday's preliminary hearing in Turin was postponed until May. The hearing was set to decide whether Italy's biggest football club and individuals including ex-chairman Andrea Agnelli and his former deputy Pavel Nedved would have to defend themselves against accusations of a variety of accounting offences over three Serie A seasons up to 2021. - Pic: AFP